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What does the Slack integration do?

The Slack integration connects your Juno workspace to Slack, enabling:
  • Notifications via Slack — assignment reminders, approval requests, and updates delivered as Slack DMs
  • Posts into your Slack channels — link a Juno channel or group to a Slack channel, and Juno posts there when new content is shared
  • Slash commands — use /juno in Slack to share content

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Connecting Slack (admin)

Your admin connects the Slack workspace:
  1. Navigate to integration settings
  2. Authorize the Juno Slack app via OAuth
  3. Select the Slack workspace to connect
  4. Configure which features to enable (notifications, channel posts)

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Notifications

When Slack is connected, Juno can send notifications directly to your Slack DMs:
  • New learning assignments
  • Budget request approvals
  • Event reminders
  • Content recommendations
These appear as formatted Slack messages with action buttons like View in Juno.

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Posts into Slack channels

Linking works in one direction only: Juno posts into Slack. Messages in the linked Slack channel aren’t copied into Juno. Channels: Link a Juno channel to a Slack channel. When someone shares new content in the Juno channel, Juno posts a New channel content message in the linked Slack channel, saying who shared it. Groups: Link a Juno group to a Slack channel. When content is added to the group, Juno posts a New group training message in the linked Slack channel.

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Slash commands

Use /juno in any Slack channel to interact with Juno — share content links, upload materials, and more. A dialog opens where you can select content type (article, video, podcast, document) and share it to a Juno group.

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User connection

Individual users may need to link their Slack identity to their Juno account. This happens automatically when logging in via Slack or can be configured by your admin.
IT reference: Slack permissions and data usage
Last modified on October 6, 2026